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We are pleased to commend to our citizens
Mr.. E. c. Post, of Paatka This gentleman
represents the Palatka Daily Nc,oS, one of the
best newspapers and ablest political journals in
the South To read the News is essential to a
full knowledge of State politics. 1t prints the
Associated Press dispatches, and arrives in Tai
lahassee on the day Of publication by the mail
that brings the Jacksonville dailies of same
date. The subscription price is but IS year,
and for lesser terms in proportion and our cti-
zens would do we'll to avail themselves of Mr.
Posts presence and secure the daily visits Of the
Nesns
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stanley and LiYin2n1On :.

When Stanley after years of untiring energy,
discovered Livingston, the great African Elk
plorer, the first question the old hero asked was
+" Did you bring any Of Harper's old Nelson
County Whiskey with YOU? Upon receiving
a reply in the affirmative, he exclaimed, Thank
heaven p and burst into tears. Harper's cele-
brated Old Sour Mash is sold by the Sole
Agents, Ball Brothers, Tallahassee Fla
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miraculous Escape.

w. w. Reed. druggist of Winchester. Ind
writes: Zone of my customers Mrs. Louisa
Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county, Ind, was a
long sufferer with consumption, and was given
up TO die by her physicians. She heard of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, and
begun buying it of me. In six months time she
walked to this city, distance OF six miles, and
is now so much improved she has quit using ii.
She feels she owes her life to it." Free trial bot
tie For sale by all druggists.
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Saved His Life.

Mr.. D. |. Wicoxson, of Horse Cave, KY says
he was. for many years, badly afflicted with
Phthisic, also Diabetes the pains were almost
uncomfortable and would sometimes almost throw
him into commissions. He tried Electric Biters
and got reeffrom the first bottle and after taking
fh~ntsd 'tfghBaaI fn&irelx cBEsd and had gained
lieves he would have died had i" HhsNliyely be-
the relief afforded by Electric Bitters. Sold at
fifty cents bottle. For sre by all druggists.
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Shakespeare tells how this can be accom-
plished in one of his immortal plays; but debts
to nature must be paid on demand unless days
of grace be obtained through the use of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" II is not
a " cure-all' but invaluable for sore throat.
bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consumption, and
all pulmonary and other organs, caused by
scrolula or bad blood" Scrofulous ulcers.
swellings and tumors are cured by its wonderful
Alternative action. By druggists.
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Had Tried Four or Five Doctors and
Had Given Up 10 Die.
VALDosTA, GA, Jan. Is, 16

VALDosTA, GA, Jan. Is, 1887.
Mr.. NJ. A. BRIaGs: have been sick for three
wears, hardly being able to walk. had tried
TOUR or five different doctors without any bene-
fit at all. All the doctors told me was suffering
with an affection of the heart. was unable to
walk or sleep, and had no appetite. My liver
was also affected and gave me lots of trouble.
NV face and stomach were badly swollen also.
had given up to die, when | was advised TO
try BRIGGS NUNNBETTER TONIC PILLS,
and after taking FIVE bottles was so much bet
ter l got more, and am now entirely well. l
can truly say they saved my life and l want the
public to know it, u
For sale by Mr.. Lively, Druggist Tallahassee
rlo 43-1y
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The best Salve in the world for CUTS bruises,
sores, ulcers salt rheum, fever Sores letter chap
ped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin crup-
tons, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satsfac.
ton, or money refunded Price % cents per
box. For sale by all druggists
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10 Smokers

Who want to get firsl-class article, ask for
Seidenbcrg's Occur de Rose" the only Seed
and Havana cigar in the market Tor 5 cents
and Sedenbergs Rhine Gold,' Cuban made
Havana cigars, which equal the imported, for
10 cents, at NJ LIvELY'S
July 23-tf Drug Store
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We Have Tried II.

"And would have it if the cost was ten times
what it is" says many ladies who have used The
Mothers Friend before confinement Write
The Bradfeld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga, for
full particulars.
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Private lRnnI.6innxr

BY Mrs. Atkins, Calhoun Street. Nice accom-.
modatons, within five minutes walk Of the Cap
ito Charges 81 per day. 51.3m
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Sursu~ and summer Goods.

Mr.. Burkhardt, the tailor has just received
his Spring and Summer goods for genemens'
wear, including the latest fashion plates for the
nrecent SEASON 45-tf
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Straw Hats straw Watw!
Straw hats to suit everybody;
Straw hats for the ladies'
Straw hats for the babies
Straw hats for old men,
Straw hats for young men;
Straw hats to suit every one, at cost,
at Y. A. LEWIS.
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4. %. d. n.

3-..,i..r MEETINGS of LEON LODGE No. 5,
.,.r, 4ytsiIt ETt ming, at their Lodge Room, at
& II, ihers -" GOOD standing invited to
THOS K. BAREFOOT, N. g.
p RozEAR, X. 5.
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Murray Hall! Murray ~
W. anted,

Board and lodging by the month"; for two or
three adults Summer rates expected. Address
=. o. Box 90.
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FLORIDA WINES

san Luis and Andalasia VineyarAa.
RED WINE.
FLORIDA CLARET, per single botsis anm
per case OF II bottles ~
per case Of - half bottles go
per gallon. IN
WHITE WINES
FLORIDA sAUTERNEs. per single bottle SoN
pei case 81 II beetles 40
:. per case OF - half bottlea an
per eallon ~
FLORIDA HOOK same price - sssterasA
FLORIDA SHERRY, extra nns dessert wiAss, Der
FLORIDA SHERRY per cas-: Of II b...i.:: re- H.
per case Of n half bottiep l2o0
Not less than 10 gallons sold Ct Rallon ma
Address 4. DUBOIS, r o. Bsxla
All these wines also on hand 1t
VIZ p eLusszA's erunn
TALLAHASSEE, March -. 1857.
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,,n ne. I'd and ith Mondays in each month"; at
s'cincs J.; NJ c,av A "e '''i'' 'i''' H. T.
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MRS. T. A. Zimmerman, on College Hill, is pre-
pared to take few boarders. The comforts of
q home assured
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q m1k RNcATvAA 2

ooo bushels white meal, in 3 bpshel sacks. by
Inc sack only, at close figures at
Y A LEWIS
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a AStb.Nne.

- ,s.l,Ia.r meetings OF JACKSON LODGE
.. eel.. .n tn, first AMI third Mondays in each
''- rock " II.
"'''.' - W N. MCINTOSH, Secretary
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q Regular meetings Of AUCILLA ENCAMP.
-. -. :. are acid iic first aud third Thursidy EUe
- ...f -.onih, Al their Lodge Room, at o'clock
A. f,;ri-ch- in good standing are invited 10 attend.
" E. W. CLARK, G. P.
~ II CLANCY, Sri6t.
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Insure your horses and fine cattle against loss
by disease or accident in the National Live
Stock Association, Richmond, Va.
MAJOR ROBERT GAMBLE,
SGT Agent.
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METEOROLOGICAL

r. .,.+ # 1carcr,iture ut tallahassee, Florida
tpr he past meek.
H.. -v.,ion- taken nv W. A. RAwIs, Druggist and
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Residence of G. A. Chaircs Apply to
3-tf d. S. WALKER. JR.
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AsI am now crowded with sittings for mem
bers of the Legislature for Photographic work. l
would respectfully ask that all citizens who can
conveniently do 90 postpone their orders tor .
few days until the rush is over, when VIII
guarantee them as good photographs as can
be produced in the State, and at short notice.
Pavilion south side Capitol Square.
N. E. KcLEoD.
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WE ARE CONSTANTLY

Making additions to onr Hardware Departmspt
Which ie under the direct supervision Of Mr. B. A.
Meginniss. ~ - 80
4'2t G. w. SAXON & Co.
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BOarders Wanted.

In Calicos, Percals, and Cheviots, all ages
at bargain, at Y. A. LEWIS.
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HOT BREAD! HOT BREAD

In great variety, and out every morning in
time for breakfast, at
CARPENTER & HEADS
Tallahassee Bakery
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l would like TO invest q few thousand dollars
in good Florida lands
CHAs L. HARTsFIELD,
Newport, KY.
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A furnished. first floor Office for rent. Apply
at FLORIDIAN Office. Aim
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TO Arrive!

One car load white corn. Place your orders
at once, prices are going higher.
Y. A. LEVY
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THE BEST COFFEE I'M TOWN,


Is that mixture Of roasted Java and Mocha, ii
2pound tins, at
4-3t go 6AXONN w.
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Nothing is known 10 science 1T ali sosnuar.h,. N ~
CuTcURA REnEDIEs In their marvellous properties Of
cleansing purifying and beautifyisg the skn in car
eases OF the skim scalp and BLOOD with loss 81 hair
CUTIcuRA, the great Skin Cure, ana CurIcunA SoAx
naliy and CUrIcURA RssOLvENr the Blood Further
internally are positive cure for every form Of skn and
blood disease from pimples to scrofulA
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcURA, Ue. soar. -
REsoryENT. 81. Prepared BY the PorrxA Dnus A.
CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
~ Send for How to Cure Skin Dissasss,- q -
50 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
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SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS.

Fine Silk Sun Umbrellas and Parasoles, at
cost. at Y. A. LEWIS.
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The fret morning after using 1t my 8esh Il had sa
only on the end of my nose pink color Next day &c
was kind of white, and could place my hands ths
sores without 1t being painful In about two weeks
could stand straight, bat not wall, weak but
my sores were nearly well. Then commenced the ne
Of the CUrIcURA REsoLvENr. and in three days was
worse than ever. was Of pinples from Tie
top Of my head to the soles Of my feet say they
were painful would not do justice the case In from
two to four days they burst and LEFT small scale which
dropped of and left the spot pure and the akin whta
and as near as can judge cured In about six te
January. 1850 have mot been sick in an x.y. .:
have had the least signs OF the disease reappeanr q
me- have an excellent appetite have the vefy bes. q
health. Ny limbs straight suple and strong have
been exposed to all sorts Of weather without the eass
signs OF the disease yet The only difference And In
myself lie that skin IL nner softer and not 70 nabo
to get chapped % is other pertons.
No doubt many persons will not believe this aimoa
improbable stC,y many win think gr:s:y s..EE,sd
nasv~ thser a8s rug ofHoe. -rhsfe ifsr finyhr1
sons who can testify to the wonderful have n.
ceived by your CUTICURA RENEDIBs.
Gentlemen. let me again thank you for my cure
3732 Dearborn st., W. J. IcDONAID
CHICAGO, ILL., Jan. %, 1881.
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ROASTED COFFRE
A Bargain I'm Cattle.

Mrs. Z. f. Dyke has quite herd of good cat
tle-grade stock-milch cows, young heifers and
two fine males for sale at reasonable prices, sep
aratey, and at bargain to any one who will
buy the lot. 4-2t
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For Breakfast, at
CARPENTER & HEADS
Tallahassee Bakery.
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FRENCH TWIST AND COFFEE
BR EAD!
Something nice, at
CARPENTER & HEADS
Tallahassee Bakery
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Go to Murray Hall, Pablo Beach. 3 If
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NOTICE,

Schrader Bros will ship, next week, car load
of mich COWS to above named place, and notify
the public that there is room for few more
and further, they have few more mich
cows for SALE Call at once, at drug store of
Fl. V. r. Schrader, or Waverly Stock Farm
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EXTRA FAT NO. 1 MACKEREL.
A. T. II. RANDOLPH d Cor
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FANCY CAK rs.
t Carpenter d Heads Tall
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y ust Received.

A splendid line of solid silver goods, suitable
for wedding presents, at
E. w. CLARK's
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Estray Notice.

There is ON my Springwood place, II miles
from Tallahassee, on the Mccosuke road, a red
bull, about two years old, no marks or brands,
The owner will please claim property, pay ex-
penses, etc. l.. V. DENNARD
SGT
The resort FloridiaHs boast of-Murray
Hall, Pablo Beach. 3u
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Florida Lands Wanted.

spend Your Summer
AT Murray Hall, Pablo Beach.
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House TO Rent

Recently painted and repaired. Six rooms
Good we'll of water.
ERAsTUs w. CLARK
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Senatorial Contest Ended !!

Judges have all been appointed, and decisions
rendered, that you can find more fine clothing
tor boys, youths and men, at lower prices, than
at any house in the State
V TEvy'a
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CALIFORNIA

reaches and Apricots, in heavy syrup at
It. H. RANDOLPH & Co
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BOblnett Mosquito Netting,

ESObinett Mosquito Netting,
At AFFORDS.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
In all branches, at low prices at,
Y. A. LEWIS
MAPLE SYRUP.
One quart cans at T. H. RANDOLPH 4 Co.'S
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Fine Hooded Mich Cows.
Several fine blooded mich cows, fresh, for
sale. Apply at the FLoRIDAN OFFICE
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Photo Of Our Salons.

Fine photographs of the present House OF
Representatives, only % cents. Call ut pavilion,
south side of Capitol Square.
N. E. MCLEOD.
Cheap Freight Rate on Cows 20 Tav-
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FANCY ERS,

full line just received, by
T. Ii. RANDOLPH s. Co.
Fruit Jars
AMI Jelly Glasses, at AFFORDS.
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Miss Jessie T. Bernard, youngest daughter OF
Judge ]. T. Bernard, was married at II o'clock
last Monday morning, in the Nj. E. Church
South, to Mr.. Frank G. Grower. of Jacksonville,
Rev. H. E. Partridge officiating.
The church was beautifully and elabora,ely
decorated with cut and pot flowers, and the GER
emory was witnessed by large number of the
friends of the bride.
The happy bride and groom departed on the
p. n train for a bridal tour of month, after
which they will return to their home IN Jack
sOnville
The FLoRrDIAN extends congratulations to
the newly welded couple, and bespeak for them
along, happy and prosperous married life.
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On Consignment

On Consignment.
Large stock of trunks and valises. at New
York cost,
at Y A. LEWIS.
CAKES AND PIES
In endless variety, at Carpenter Heads Tallahassee
Bakery.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-20
FAIR HAVEN.
To Camp Out-F1rst Polo Game-Vart.
 ous Local JOttiDgs.

To Camp Out-F1rst Polo Game-Vart. ous Local JOttings. Deacon Lucius Rowe since his return from Saratoga is feeling better than he has for a long while, and contrary to his usual custom will not go away at ali this winter. MT Edward W. Easter, master mechanic | for the Fair Haven and Westville horse rail- | road company, and family will go to Lyme ! next Saturday to camp out for two weeks. MT. Easter has erected little cottage on the banks of pond at Lyme and will take a party with him and will put in the time with the rod and gun.
 The work of repairing Center street is be- ing rapidly pushed along.
 MT. Woolworth and family have moved from Center street to Prospect street.
 The Hebrew new year was observed locally to-day.
 Tomorrow evening there will be game of polo at the Quinnipiac rink between the Elm Citys and the Wallingfords. This will be the first polo game of the season here abouts.
 Ex-Conductor Terry, who resigned recent ly from the Fair Haven & Westville horse railroad after twenty years service con- ductor, he being then the oldest in service on the road, has bought half interest in the Miller restaurant on State street, formerly ''Gus and Eddy's." and commenced in hls new role yesterday. MT. Terry had under consideration an offer of a position on the Brooklyn bridge railroad, but declined on account of his New Haven ties. His parents are among the oldest couples in New Haven, they both being in their eighty-third year. They live in a place of their own on Ex- change street, where Conductor Terry also resides. Mir. Terry, senior, was for many years sea captain, but retired twenty years
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-20
That Flag.
That FIARe la. Foraker and Fairchild onpht to find

Futile, Foraker and Fairchild ought to find
 food for reflection in the Sixteenth Connecti-
 cut regiment reunion at Hartford Saturday.
 One of the flags captured by the rebels at
 Plymouth, N. O., in 1864, which was recent
 ly returned by the captors, was presented to
 the regiment and carried at the head of the column. Col. Frank Cheney said in present. ing it.:
 old adversaries who have kept it till this happy re- union and restored the fellowship of those who wore the blue and the gray.
 Contrast this with the remarks of certain General Fifer at soldiers reunion at Mt. Vernon, H., Wednesday, when be said that the spirit which inspired the rebel flag order inspired the rebellion. Another speaker at this last reunion. after vigorously denounc- ing the President for his pension veto. dared the people of St. Louis to hang portrait of the chief magistrate across the Grand Army s line of march. On the same day when
 these fiery politicians were haranguing the old soldiers at Mt. Vernon, ex-Confederates and Union veterans were listening to and cheering such sentiments these at Mexico, Missouri
 It is right to meet and revive such memories It will make us braver men and better citizens to re- member the sacrifices the devotion. the valor Of
 the American soldier, and it will make us more con; siderate neighbors and better friends North and South to remember that the same gallant blood from common ancestry courses the veins of both sections Divided we may have been, even to the
 shedding of blood but % even then we % were % one from the lakes to the gulf, from ocean to ocean,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-20
Court Notes.

John McQueeney was before the City court yesterday morning on a charge of vagrancy. His father plead for him and Judge Thomp- son continued his case to October 19.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-20
IN OLD SAYBRoOK.

The postoffce was entered by burglars Friday night and about $75 worth of stamps, stamped envelopes and currency taken. The store of w. E. Clark in the same building lost about S25 in goods and small change,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-20
General State News.

HARVEST FESTIVAL The harvest festival of the Berlin Agricul- cultural society takes place at Brandagee's hall on Wednesday, October 5.
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DIED WATERBURY,.
Calvin HI. Garter, a Brother of Pr dent Garter of Williams.

Calvin HI. Garter, a Brother of Presi. dent Garter of Williams.
 Calvin H. Carter, of Waterbury, died of apoplexy on Sunday. He had just stepped out of his morning bath and fell heavily to the floor. He was born in Waterbury, was graduated at Yale in '49, studied law and in 1858 formed partnership with General Kel- logg in Waterbury. He was appointed post master in 1861, and in 1863 became manager and subsequently, president of the Waterbury Brass company, and for some years past has been president of the Detroit and Lake Supe- rior company. He also acted as administra- tor, executor, trustee and guardian, and in various other judicial relations, for which his legal knowledge, his unswerving integ. rity, his warm and sympathetic nature, united with great positiveness and 6rmness, especially qualified him. MT. Carter always took very active interest in public affairs. He was clerk of the Senate in 1857, he repre- sented the town in the legislature in 1883 and 1885 and he held various offices of pub lie trust. In the legislature he was a strik- ing figure in debate and @ stern economist. During and for some years after the war he was Republican, but in the later years of his life acted with the Democrats and was chairman of the town committee at the time of his death.